Targeted Disruption of the Chemokine Eotaxin Partially Reduces Antigen-induced Tissue Eosinophilia
Marc E. Rothenberg(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Philip Leder(University of Virginia), James A. MacLean(Washington State University), Andrew D. Luster(Harvard University), Eric Pearlman(University of California, San Francisco)
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